1. Liberation — Nibbana, the nothingness, nothing to get, nothing to gain,
(Strictly speaking, nothingness is conventionally true, but it 
ultimately not for the reason that an unconditional thing exists there).

2. How to approach a ‘Pathless Path’ to attain ‘Nothingness’.
3. Nibbana is nothingness, so cannot be taught, cannot be shown.

 

The Venerable Sayadaw U Khema Wuntha Maha Thera holds a BA (Law) and LLB degree from the Burmese University in 1970 and 1971 respectively and was called to the Bar in 1972 and was admitted as an advocate and solicitor. He worked as a government law officer (Burma) from 1972 to 1976. He then practised as a lawyer and migrated to the US in 1983. He was ordained in America as a Bhikkhu in 1985 under the Most Venerable Sayadaw U PA¥¥Ā VAMSA, Chief Monk of Dhammikarama Burmese Buddhist Temple Penang and Chief monk of the Burmese Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles, America. In 1990 Venerable Sayadaw U Khema Wuntha Maha Thera was stationed about a year in Toronto Burmese Temple giving talks and conducting Meditation retreat and thereafter was stationed back to Los Angeles.

Venerable Sayadaw was the Chief Resident Monk in Dhammikarama Buddhist Temple in Penang from 1996 to 2004. During that period Venerable was conducting meditation classes, Abidhamma study, Dhamma talks and mass ordination of novice monks and samaneras. Venerable Sayadaw was the Chief Resident Monk in Ratana-Rama Buddhist Temple under MMBA, Kuala Lumpur. Venerable Sayadaw conducted meditation classes, conducted ordination, taught Abhidhamma and gave Dhamma talks during his stay there. Venerable Sayadaw also gave dhamma talks, discussions and conducted meditation classes at Champaka Buddhist Lodge, Section 24, in Petaling Jaya and many other meditation centres including those in Miri and Sibu.

Venerable Sayadaw was based at Sasana Ramsi Buddhist Temple in Frankfurt, Germany between 2007 and 2008, helped to establish the temple, also to conduct meditation classes and Dhamma talks. In April 2008, Venerable Sayadaw was stationed back in Dhammikarama Buddhist Temple in Penang as the Chief Resident monk till to-date.

Venerable Sayadaw also attended a number of Buddhist conferences, and travelled widely throughout the world.

You can reach Sayádaw U Khema Wuntha at
Cell Phone: 63099136609
Email: kwuntha@yahoo.com